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Hi shawn,
I have always had the tendency to take the club back inside during takeaway. I just tend to rotate my forearms early.
Have done so many drill, what helped was either an early hinge or feeling of rotating my lead forearms counter clock wise during takeaway.
With the swing I have learnt from you, somehow takeaway does not feel like a hinderance anymore,
But on pitching an early hinge
or
the feeling of taking the club back straight back from the driver to a wedge being in the position (tilt etc.) with diagonal stance, I feel is more consistent or am I missing something?
I have just answered another question from you in another video about “match backswing to ball direction” and then you can also feel where you should be hinging in the “super slow super relaxed super wide” backswing series. Let your anatomy tell you where it wants to hinge when delivering to the flight plan.
Great, with momentum and keeping to the task, no correction is required in back swing anymore. Have gone up 1 club now hitting my 8i- 165 yards. Hitting every ball flush, no duffs or tops, not one over the past week.
Shawn I do have a question – keeping the fade swing aside, do we always setup up parallel to the Ball- IP and “always” try and swing just right of the IP, my current fault is somehow I default to try and throw directly over the IP and I feel my accuracy goes down. So have started to mark 2 IPs next to each other one to setup the club and body to , the one one the right of it to swing through to.. those are my best shots.
Why not! That works in my book! Do that in practice to get the mind around it and then when you play, you will feel more familiar when you have at least one to work with! 👍👌
Shawn,
I tried the drill with my sand wedge and 7 iron. I started off missing the front T to the right. After, making an adjustment to my takeaway I would swing of over the 2nd T. I then used the perpetual motion drill cutting grass. I had to lower myself and boom I took out both T’s. I was able to transfer the skill at the driving range using “Throwing the clubs” as my task.
Now you are cookin’! That is how you do it!! Way to work it through!
Shawn